Tears from a Journal by George Arau
You don’t need to lose a loved one to appreciative those still around you, like your family, close friends, neighbors, coworkers, and even strangers. Let go of the elements that divide us the notion of countries, federal agents, 007’s, religions, borders, and walls! These are mere illusions compared to the deeper values rooted in humanity.
I know we are all very busy, caught in the habitual chaos of our own realities. But when was the last time you used your love and strength to help a complete stranger without expecting anything in return?
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Hi there, I’m George Arau at age 26 in 1988 I finally got the chance to escape from Romania that was still under the Socialism Communism regime! I had the privilege to hide on a large vessel called Bacesti that was going from port of Constanta, Romania to Venezuela, when the vessel reached Istanbul, Turkey I jumped in out in the water of Bosphorus Strait. Turkish people rescue me and I asked for Asylum politic camp! It turned to be a very long and difficult journey for the next 2 years till I got the approval to travel to USA as refugee! But enough of me this is about my brother Constantin Arau that I lost in 2025 in Los Angeles, he took his own life at age of 46. There are no days to pass by without thinking of him! I felt obligated to do something about it and that’s when I start to write this book hoping to somehow heal the deep wounds of my soul and possibly help others in similar situations. It occurred to me that perhaps, my grief can transform another’s into something of light and positive outcome.